Knox discusses appointments with Bourne
Document 1790Letter, advises letter re appointment abroad.
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[April 17th] [undecipherable] 1790
N York Saturday afternoon, 17 April
Sir
I just arrivd
& found your note of this date on my
return to my office.
I shall with pleasure endeavor to
assist you in your Inquiries. But as it may
be more satisfactory to you to apply especially
to the Clerks — or the Secretary of State, or
both, It is my opinion that you had better
do so in writing — a letter is about the
facts are therein usually
not easily mistaken or be iterated
With respect to Mr Fluckers
estate it is my own earnest wish to
have all affairs, relative to [undecipherable] here to
be [undecipherable] a conclusion as the
[undecipherable] earnestly to [undecipherable] — the
[undecipherable] all belong also [undecipherable]
Type
Autograph Letter
Description
Letter, advises letter re appointment abroad.
Date
04/17/1790
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Collection
Document number
1790041700101
Page start
1
Notable persons
Sylvanus Bourne
Henry Knox
Thackey
Notable locations
New York
Notable items
I have rec'd your note of this date on my return to my office
I shall with pleasure endeavor to assist you in your pursuits
explicitly to the President or the Secretary of State
my opinion that you had better do it in writing

